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  • Thomas Morter-laing

    February 3, 2011 at 10:56 pm in reply to: Getting rid of zebra bars look in a clip

    Oh dear…. Ok no the picture won’t work because it’s a local link to your desktop. To display it in here one way is to upload the pic to a pic site like tinypic then insert the URL like this: [IMG]url[/IMG]
    It sounds like interlacing to me. Try the deinterlace filter, see if it helps a bit.
    Is the 8core mac pro yours?

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  • Thomas Morter-laing

    February 3, 2011 at 10:52 pm in reply to: OSX 10.6.6. Anything I need to know?

    I work in a suite with 2 mac pros and a new iMac, had to issues thus far (don’t use avid though)

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    http://www.depictproductions.co.uk

    Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.
    iMac 27″ intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD.

  • For a camera like that, why not save even more space and capture to Prores 422 LT? Correct me if I’m wrong people, but you need quite a large bitrate to even take advantage of normal prores…. Whilst prores LT is still the same quality for a camera like this (and others such as the Z7 etc)

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    Tom Morter-Laing
    Freelance Editor
    Certified Apple Product Proffessional, 2010
    http://www.depictproductions.co.uk

    Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.
    iMac 27″ intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD.

  • What’s the doc for? (final output etc). What was it shot on? What’s the system you’re editing on?

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    Tom Morter-Laing
    Freelance Editor
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    http://www.depictproductions.co.uk

    Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.
    iMac 27″ intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD.

  • Thomas Morter-laing

    February 1, 2011 at 10:20 pm in reply to: Plugin to Emulate Handheld Footage???

    Do I sense a request for a magic plugin because of lack of prior planning? I’ve been told off on here for less….

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    Tom Morter-Laing
    Freelance Editor
    Certified Apple Product Proffessional, 2010
    http://www.depictproductions.co.uk

    Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.
    iMac 27″ intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD.

  • Thomas Morter-laing

    January 26, 2011 at 9:05 am in reply to: RAM for Mac Pro

    i agree with David- also a general answer to your question about fewer or less, you should always fill up all of the spare slots with the same amount of RAM- balance it out. That way the CPU spreads its load equally across the chips. (There as something rather horrible about that last sentence…)

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    Tom Morter-Laing
    Freelance Editor
    Certified Apple Product Proffessional, 2010
    http://www.depictproductions.co.uk

    Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.
    iMac 27″ intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD.

  • Thomas Morter-laing

    January 25, 2011 at 11:32 am in reply to: Final Cut on Mac Book Air?

    Macbook air for rendering stuff is not good- its fast read and write times because SSD but slow render times because bad processor. This applies to transcoding and converting stuff as well- get a macbook pro, itll serve you better.

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    Tom Morter-Laing
    Freelance Editor
    Certified Apple Product Proffessional, 2010
    http://www.depictproductions.co.uk

    Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.
    iMac 27″ intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD.

  • Thomas Morter-laing

    January 21, 2011 at 7:38 am in reply to: Best External Storage for multiple computers?

    At work we have a RAID system which is connected via Ethernet cables. Which works well. The only thing about not having server edition of FCp is it “talks” to each other if both computers are on the same network, meaning it only let’s you try and edit on one machine at a time. Of course you should have bought one licence per machine though…

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    Tom Morter-Laing
    Freelance Editor
    Certified Apple Product Proffessional, 2010
    http://www.depictproductions.co.uk

    Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.
    iMac 27″ intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD.

  • Thomas Morter-laing

    January 21, 2011 at 7:34 am in reply to: Tron Effects

    Ummmm….. well to get something like this really requires motion, and you just follow the instructions in the video…. Although personally I would suggest correctly lighting somebody with a green Tshirt on and then keying in what you want to do- this guys method would require keyframing im sure…

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    Tom Morter-Laing
    Freelance Editor
    Certified Apple Product Proffessional, 2010
    http://www.depictproductions.co.uk

    Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.
    iMac 27″ intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD.

  • Why are you exporting as uncompressed HD? Have you checked the size settings in the export window? Could be to do with that

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    Tom Morter-Laing
    Freelance Editor
    Certified Apple Product Proffessional, 2010
    http://www.depictproductions.co.uk

    Sony Z5, with Rode NTG2.
    iMac 27″ intel i7 2.93GHz, 12GB RAM, ATI HD5750 [1GB GDDR5], 2TB Int. SATA with 2TB External HDD; (FW800), with Elgato Turbo H264HD.

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